Chapter 1827: Julian’s Romantic Luck

"More impressively, he’s now the new King of Lorelei, inheriting a huge fortune at such a young age." Truly enviable.

"But he hasn’t changed girlfriends; he’s a person who values relationships, and it’s said he’s going to get married."

"His girlfriend is a writer. I originally thought he would look within his circle. I have an extremely outstanding niece who’s a doctor."

Any mother or elder with unmarried daughters will try to find quality matches for the girls in any setting.

And someone of Ian Shelby’s status is undoubtedly the best candidate, unfortunately, he has a girlfriend.

After searching around, a few mothers set their sights on Julian Hawthorne because he seemingly didn’t have a companion.

By the swings not far away, his facial features were particularly striking, his side profile smiled just right, and his good looks were quite pleasing.

"That man is single, right? I didn’t see him ask anyone to dance just now."

"Right, he’s been standing there the whole time."

"That must be his mom. I noticed they came together, got off the same car, interact quite a bit, and they resemble each other a bit."

"Mom’s wearing a qipao so elegantly; the original family must be really good?"

"Looking at mom’s complexion, you can tell the family is happy. Sons raised in a happy family won’t be bad, and will be quite affectionate."

"Come on, come on, let’s go over and see."

So, someone started towards Lana Montgomery and proactively chatted with her, asking if that man was her son and whether her son was seeing someone. Their intentions were very clear.

"No, no." Lana responded with a gentle smile, "My Julian hasn’t gotten a girlfriend yet." Understanding the other’s intention, she was also interested in forming an alliance.

"I have a daughter, around the same age as your son. She just returned from studying abroad this year, finished her PhD in financial management." The mother beamed as if grabbing a golden opportunity, unable to hide her joy, "Would you like to introduce the kids to each other?"

"Madam, what type of girl does your son like?" Another mother asked brightly, unwilling to miss out, saying competitively, "To see if my daughter meets the standards? My daughter has a master’s degree, waist-length hair, especially beautiful big eyes, also loves wearing qipao, is skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, and painting—a particularly quiet girl and quite pretty."

With this, Lana Montgomery didn’t know how to respond; both mothers had introduced themselves, but Julian was only one person.

Taking a stance would offend someone.

Seeing her predicament, the mother who spoke first quickly interjected, "Madam, we can exchange contact information first. Let him chat with both girls and see who feels right to meet, then continue to develop."

"Exactly, as elders, all we do is connect them, and whether there’s a future is entirely up to them."

Just then, Julian Hawthorne noticed his mother chatting with people. Although she was smiling, it seemed like she wasn’t old friends with them; her smile was a bit awkward.

He walked towards them.

Julian’s arrival delighted the mothers of the two girls; up close, they saw his absolute advantage in height, must be around 190 cm?

Plus, his refined, handsome facial features were even more striking up close than from afar.

The curve of his smile was just right, "Hello Aunties." He greeted politely, and his voice was particularly gentle and pleasant.

"Hello, hello, hello." The mothers were especially pleased, regretting not bringing their daughters along today!